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If you are on the mac, and use mail, you can set up a signature via Mail>Preferences>Signature, but not an image, per se.

However, a great workaround I have found that allows me to insert my business card image, a logo, a small ad, a note about an award or whatever, customized to every email on the fly, is to use Typinator (http://www.ergonis.com/). Again it is cool because not only can you, with one little keystroke like ‘addlogo’ or even ‘-al’, you can insert at the moment you need it any image, OR any text. great for boilerplate responses, creative briefs and etc.

10 Keys to Leading Creative People

By Tony Morgan

Published: August 24, 2009

http://316networks.com/blogcentral/posts/882/

http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/tech_and_web/article6797859.ece?token=null&offset=0&page=1

http://www.pjtv.com/v/2317

thx for the tip, Lisa B.

from Apple allows matte screens on 15-inch MacBook Pros again

Apple allows matte screens on 15-inch MacBook Pros again

by Victor Agreda, Jr. (RSS feed) on Aug 11th, 2009

Hooray for all us big-window dwelling Mac users! If you’re craving something other than Apple’s standard glossy screen, the anti-glare matte finish is an option again on the Apple Store for 15″ MacBook Pros. Except it’ll cost you $50 extra and replaces the black border with a silver one. Small price to pay for reducing eye strain, says I.

[via Engadget]
Tags: 15 inch macbook pro, 15InchMacbookPro, anti-glare, apple store, AppleStore, custom, glossy, mbp, option, screen

http://www.aiga.org/content.cfm/trust-how-to-get-it-and-why-you-need-it

installed WordPress 2.8.3 at www.misenheimer.com/blog

iCam brings video from home to the iPhone

by Mel Martin (RSS feed) on Aug 5th, 2009

I was intrigued by Lauren’s post the other day where she briefly talked about using the iCam phone app [App Store] to do some baby monitoring. I wondered what else I could do with this US$4.99 app, so I gave it a try with great results.

One nice thing about iCam is it can integrate up to 4 live video streams on your iPhone, even if the cameras are stand alone webcams or cams attached to different computers. In my case, I had a D-link webcam, a desktop mac with a Logitech webcam, and my MacBook Pro with a built in iSight camera.

I was able to bring all 3 onto a single screen on my iPhone and keep an eye on my house and parrot while I was out for dinner.

Here is the setup. You have to download an app called iCamSource to run on each computer that hosts a camera. It’s free. If your computer is hosting 2 cameras, you make a duplicate of the app and run it in a second instance. In my case, my desktop machine had the attached USB webcam, and I was also linking to the D-Link camera that has a built in web-server and a device specific IP address.

With the USB webcam, it was easy to find in the software by name. You enter a unique user name and password. For the second webcam, the D-link, I had to specify an IP address, followed by the required code to bring that camera up. Each webcam does it a bit differently. I asked the iCam support people, and after a few tries we found the right combo for that particular camera. Support responses were very quick, by the way.

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Tags: icam, iphone, monitor, webcam

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